International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
XVIIIth Congress
Societe lnternationale de Photogrammetrie et de Teledetection
XVIIIe Congres
lnternationale Gesellschaft fur Photogrammetrie und Fernerkundung
XVIII. Kongress
ISSN 0256-1840
VIENNA, AUSTRIA
1996
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Volume XXXI, Part B7
Invited and Presented Papers of the XVIIIth Congress, Vienna, Austria, July 9 to 19, 1996.
Technical Commission VII
Resource and Environmental Monitoring
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Technical Commission VII
Foreword
The 1992 ISPRS Washington Congress established the responsibility of the Commission VII
for the period 1992-1996. The Commission VII was renamed and reorganized in
October 1992 in Stresa, Italy. Environment and earth resources were the main topics
selected for Commission VII, maybe in part influenced by the United Nations Environment
and Development Meeting organized in 1992. Thereafter, the Commission VII has been
working through ten Working Groups as follows:
WG1
Chair:
Physical Measurements and Signature in Remote Sensing
Gerard Goyot
WG2
Chair:
Resource and Environnmental Monitoring Using Radar Data
Hiroyuki Wakabayashi
WG3
Chair:
Renewable Resources
Frank Hegyi
WG4
Chair:
Non-Renewable Resources
James Taranik
WG5
Chair:
Terrestrial Ecosystem Monitoring
Paul Curran
WG6
Chair:
Land Degradation and Desertification
M.G. Chandrasekhar
WG7
Chair:
Hazardous Waste and Environmental Pollution
Vernon Singhroy
WG8
Chair:
Snow, Ice, Ocean and Coastal Zone Monitoring
Shintaro Goto
WG9
Chair:
Human Settlement
Bruce Forster
WG10
Chair:
Global Monitoring
Sergio Camacho Lara
Two years after the Rio Conference 1992, the ISPRS Commission VII organized the first
technical scientific meeting related with environtnent monitoring and resources. The meeting
named ECO-RIO 1992 attracted 655 scientists from 16 countries. The proceedings of the
meeting were printed in three volumes with a total of 1106 pages.
For the Vienna Congress the Commission VII received the submission of 237 papers. The
successful number of papers has been the result of the intensive work of the Working
Groups' chairmen.
Roberto Pereira da Cunha
President
Monica de Oliveira
Sectretary
The International Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Volume XXXI, Part 87
ISPRS Commission VII - Resource and Environmental Monitoring
Table of Contents
AI-Jarrah, Omar B. (IRAQ)
Stability of Tigris River between Sam mara and Baghdad
Almeida-Filho, Raimundo (BRAZIL)
Mapping of Hydrothermally Altered Areas in Vegetated Terrain, Using Multisource
Data Integration and Segmentation Techniques
7
Alves, Diogenes S. (BRAZIL)
Characterizing Land Use Dynamics in Amazon Using Multi-Temporal Imagery and
Segmentation Techniques
13
Amamoo-Otchere, E. (NIGERIA)
Digital Working Base Map Production for the Global Sustainable Cities Programme:
The Case of Sustainable lbadan Project in Nigeria
18
Awaya, Yoshio (JAPAN)
Spruce Stand Monitoring Based on the Successional Spectral Trajectory Using
Landsat TM Data
25
Bagchi, Anil K. (OMAN)
Application of Remote Sensing to Mapping of Expansive Soils and Rocks in Oman
31
Bajzak, Denes (CANADA)
Determination of Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) Using Multi-channel Air Borne and
Space Borne Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
36
Baldin, Roland (GERMANY)
Application of an Automatic Classbuilding and Segmentation Tool on Metabasitic
Rockunits in the Southern Red Sea Hills, NE Sudan
43
Ban, Yifang (CANADA)
Multi Temporal ERS-1 SAR and Landsat TM Data for Agricultural Crop Classification:
An Artificial Neural Network Approach
48
Barbalata, Julian C. (CANADA)
Analyse diachronique de Ia dynamique des milieux naturels par
satellitaire
53
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Bloemer, Hugh L. (UNITED STATES)
A Comparative Analysis of Very High Resolution Multi Spectral Sensor Systems with
Multi Stage Sensor Systems Data in Feature Extraction for Mountainous Terrain
59
Boccardo,~Piero
66
Bock, Steffen (GERMANY)
A Region-Based Approach to Land-Use Classification of Remotely-Sensed Image Data
Using Artificial Neural Networks
71
Bonetti Filho, Jarbas (BRAZIL)
Remote Sensing Monitoring of Estuarine Water Fluxes through a Tidal Inlet
77
Borodin, B.F. (RUSSIA)
The Local Monitoring System .. Biosphere TM"
83
(ITALY)
New Methodologies for the Integration of Multispectral Data acquired by Aerial and
Satellite Platforms: The November 1994 Flood in Piedmont {Italy) Case Study
Bosdogianni, P. (UNITED KINGDOM)
Robust Mixed Pixel Classification in Remote Sensing
85
Carden, David M. (UNITED STATES)
Streamlined Environmental Remediation Characterisation Using Remote Sensing
Techniques: Case Studies for the U.S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge Operations
91
Chandler, Jim (UNITED KINGDOM)
The Determination of Water Surface Morphology at River Channel Confluences Using
Automated Digital Photogrammetry and Their Consequent Use in Numerical Flow
Modelling
99
Chen, A.J. (CHINA-TAIPEI)
A Robust Algorithm for Correcting the Topographic Effect of Satellite Image over
Mountainous Terrain
105
Chen, Chi- Farn (CHINA-TAIPEI)
Classification of Remote Sensing Imagery Using - An Unsupervised Neural Network
112
Chen, Liang-Chien (CHINA-TAIPEI)
Quantitative Assessment of Shoreline Changes Using Multi-Temporal Satellite
Images
118
Chiao, Kuo-mu (CHINA-TAIPEI)
Comparisons of three Remotely Sensed Data on Forest Crown Closure and Tree
Volume Estimations
123
Chou, Hsueh-Cheng (CHINA-TAIPEI)
The Integration of Satellite Image and GIS Database for Mountain Area Land Use
Monitoring
131
Chou, Tien-Yin (CHINA-TAIPEI)
Detection and Monitoring of High Economic Return Crop Growth Expanding for
Watershed Area at Central Taiwan
136
Christke. Kornelia (GERMANY)
Remote Sensing and GIS-Techniques for the Evaluation of Macrophytes in the
Greifswalder Bodden
142
Clevers, J.G.P.W. (THE NETHERLANDS)
The Merit of Jers-1 Data in Addition to Ers-1 and Optical Satellite Data for Agricultural
Applications
146
Coskun, H. Gonca (TURKEY)
Remote Sensing Applications on Environmental Pollution of the Bosphorus
152
Crippen, Robert E. (UNITED STATES)
Measurement of Dynamic Geologic Processes at Subpixel Scales
159
Crosta, Alvaro P. (BRAZIL)
High Spectral Resolution Remote Sensing for Mineral Mapping in the Bodie and
Paramount Mining Districts, California
161
Csapiovics, Elmar (GERMANY)
High Resolution Digital Terrain Models of the Bottom of Lake Ferto (Austria,Hungary)A Hungarian-Austrian Joint Project for Creating Cross-Border Data Bases for
Ecosystems Research
167
Cunha, Fabio S.S. da (BRAZIL)
Characterization of Different Lineaments Types from TM-5 Landsat Images and theier
Application to Control of Gold-Quartz Veins in the Porto Nacional (to) Region, Brazil
172
Dalati, Moutaz (SYRIA)
Geologic Interpretation of Palmyrides Chains, Syria, Using Different Remote Sensing
Techniques
178
Darvishsefat, Ali (IRAN)
Einsatz und Fusion von Multisensoralen Satellitendaten zur Kartierung der
Waldtypen
186
de Moraes Novo, Evlyn Marcia Leau (BRAZIL)
Radar Detection of Macrophyte Stands using L band and C band Data
192
Dong, Yunhan (AUSTRALIA)
Decomposition of Radar Polarisation Signatures from Built and Natural Targets
196
DosSantos, Joao Roberto (BRAZIL)
Applicability of the Neural-Network Architecture by a Fuzzy to Identify Natural
Vegetation Regrowth Areas in Brazilian Amazonia
204
DosSantos, Joao Roberto (BRAZIL)
Interactive Analysis of SIR-C and Landsat-TM Data for the Spectral-Textural
Chracterization of the Land Cover in SW Amazonia, Brazil
209
Droesen, Wim J. (THE NETHERLANDS)
Fuzzy Classification of Digital Orthophotos for Spatio-Temporal Landscape Modelling
214
Eder, Konrad (GERMANY)
An Integrated System of Digital Monoplotting and DTM Modelling for Forestry
Applications
221
Eibl, Beate (GERMANY)
Classification of a Landsat-TM Image with the Spectral Mixture Analysis Under the
Application of Field Spectroscopy
226
Farzaneh, A. (IRAN)
The Role of GIS & Remote Sensing in Renewable Natural Resources of Iran
232
Filho, Mario Valerio (BRAZIL)
Geoprocessing Techniques and Modelling Applied to Monitor Erosion of Tropical
Soils
237
Gallaun, Heinz (AUSTRIA)
Monitoring Fire Affected Wildlands in the Mediterranean Region by Applying a Remote
Sensing and GIS Approach
240
Gervin, Janette C. (UNITED STATES)
Determination of Forest Communities in a Temperate Mountainous Forest Using
Remotely Sensed and Ancillary Data of Varying Spatial Resolution
246
Goto, Shintaro (JAPAN)
The Verification of 2-D Wave Parameter from Marine Radar by In Situ Measurement
252
Goksel, Cigdem (TURKEY)
Detection of Water Reservoir in Elmaili Dam of Istanbul Using Space Technology
257
Haenisch, Harald (GERMANY)
Tectonic Development of the Southern Red Sea Hills of Sudan - Evidence from
Landsat TM-Mosaic Interpretation
262
Hara, Keitarou (JAPAN)
Integrating GIS and Remote Sensing for Evaluation and Monitoring of Sika Deer
Habitat on Kinkazan Island, Northern Japan
268
Kenea, Nasir Hasen (GERMANY)
Principal Component Analyses for lithologic and Alteration Mapping: Examples from
the Red Sea Hills, Sudan
271
Hashimoto, T oshiaki (JAPAN)
Geometric Consideration of Image Composite for Vegetation Monitoring NOAAIAVHRR, ADEOS/OCTS, ADEOS-2/GLI
276
Hejmanowska, Beata (POLAND)
Thermal Inertia Modelling for Soil Moisture Assessment Based on Remotely Sensed
Data
281
Henderson, Floyd (UNITED STATES)
Wavelength, Polarization, and Incident Angle as Variables in Settlement Detection
with Satellite SAR Imagery
287
Honda, Yoshiaki (JAPAN)
Ground Truth Image Database for Global Scale Research
291
Hooda, Ramesh Singh (INDIA)
Estimation of Indian Agricultural Productivity Based on Production Efficiency Model
298
Hosomura, Tsukasa (JAPAN)
Color Correction of Fused Images Using Color Space Transformation
304
Howard, Michael (UNITED STATES)
Multisensor Surveys of Nuclear Facilities
308
Hussin, Yousif Ali (THE NETHERLANDS)
The Use of Remote Sensing and GIS in Monitoring Tropical Rain Forest
315
Jayamanna, Sanath Bandula (JAPAN)
Relation Between Social and Environmental Conditions in Colombo. Sri Lanka and the
Urban Index Estimated by Satellite Remote Sensing Data
321
Kahle, Anne (UNITED STATES)
Geologic Remote Sensing in the Thermal Infrared
327
Kattenborn, Gilbert (GERMANY)
Analysis of an ERS-1 SAR Time Series and Optical Satellite Data for Forestry
Applications in Temperate Zones
331
Kawata, Yoshiyuki (JAPAN)
Atmospheric Parameter Estimation Using the Reflectance and Polarization Data
337
Kim, Choen (UNITED STATES)
A Winter Cover Classification of Lower Nakdong River Region Using JERS-1 OPS
Data
341
Kirsanov, Alexander (RUSSIA)
Application of Remote Sensed Data for Studying of Tundra and Taiga Ecosystems
Transformations
347
Koch, Barbara (GERMANY)
Photogrammetric Delineation Accuracy of Landcover Units
354
Kodituwakku, Wickramanayaka K. (KUWAIT)
Extraction and Modelling Spatial Parameters in Groundwater Potential Studies in a
Hard Rock Terrain, Sri Lanka
359
Koizumi, Toshio (JAPAN)
Urban Disaster Prevention Project - A Feasibility Study of Regional Disaster
Prevention for the Government of Kobe
365
Koudmani, Marwan (SYRIA)
Application of Remote Sensing to Geology and Hydrology for Damascus Area in
Syria
372
Kressler, Florian (AUSTRIA)
Change Detection in Urban Areas Using Satellite Images and Spectral Mixture
Analysis
379
Kusaka, Takashi (JAPAN)
Change Detection Using Relative Atmospheric Correction of Satellite Images at
Different Times
384
Kushida, Keiji (JAPAN)
A Monte Carlo Radiative Transfer Simulation of Rice Canopy based on Digital Stereo
Photogrammetry
389
Kux, Hermann J.H. (BRAZIL)
Evaluation of SIR-C Data, land C Bands, for the Improvement of Geomorphology and
Soil Maps in Acre State, Brazil
394
Kwarteng, Andy Yaw (KUWAIT)
Using landsat Thematic Mapper to Detect and Map Vegetation Changes in Kuwait
398
Larouche, Pierre (CANADA)
Spatia-Temporal Variability of Phytoplankton Pigments in the Gulf of St. lawrence as
Measured by CZCS
406
Liberman, Boris (RUSSIA)
Some Results of Testing and Application of Microwave Remote Sensing Methods for
Estimation of Grounds and Waters State
412
Linsenbarth, Adam (POLAND)
Application of Moms-02 Data for Analysis of Sand Dune Forms and their
Development
417
Liou, Wen-Shu (CHINA-TAIPEI)
Evaluation of a GIS Rule-Based Model to Map Forested Wetlands in Maine
419
List, Franz (GERMANY)
GIS Analysis of Integrated landsat TM, Topographic, Geologic and Geophysical Data
Sets of the Basement Area of the Red Sea Hills, Sudan
425
Lo, C.P. (UNITED STATES)
Integration of landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) Data and U.S. Census Data for Quality of
life Assessment
431
Lopez, Epifanio D. (PHILIPPINES)
Mount Pinatubo lahar Damage Assessment Using ERS-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar
Data
437
Lorenzzetti, Joao Antonio (BRAZIL)
The Cape Frio Upwelling Effect over the South Brazil Blight Northern Sector Shelf
Waters: a Study Using ·AlfHRR Images
448
Lyalko, V.I. (UKRAINE)
Estimation of Heavy Metals and Radionuclides Contamination within the Chernobyl
Danger Zone Using Remote Sensing Data
454
Majd, Alireza (IRAN)
Rice Hectarage Estimation I Cultivation Mapping Using Remotely Sensed Data and
GIS Facilities
460
Maktav, Derya (TURKEY)
Remote Sensing Application in a Specially Protected Area (Small Paradise) in Turkey
465
Mansberger, Reinfried (AUSTRIA)
True Colour Visualization of Colour Infrared Aerial Photographs
469
Martini, Paulo Roberto (BRAZIL)
Depicting the Headwaters of the Amazon River Trough the Use of Remote Sensing
Data
475
Martini, Paulo Roberto (BRAZIL)
Visible, Infrared and Synthetic Aperture Radar Data for detecting Environmental
Changes: The Panamazonia Project
483
Meinel, Gotthard (GERMANY)
Analysing an ATM-Scanner Flight for the City of Dresden to Identify Urban Sealing
486
Meister, Gerhard (GERMANY)
In Situ BRDF Measurements of Selected Surface Materials to Improve Analysis of
Remotely Sensed Multispectral Imagery
493
Mizukami, Masumi (JAPAN)
Developement of a Monitoring System Integrated Airborne Videography and GPS
499
Morain, Stanley A. (UNITED STATES)
An Approach to Advanced Ecosystem Modeling Using Vector and Raster Data
504
Mukai, Yukio (JAPAN)
Extraction of Damaged Areas of Fallen Trees by Typhoon using Landsat TM Data
510
Nagata, Yoshikatsu (JAPAN)
Changes in Rural Areas of Northeast Thailand in the Latter Half of the 1980s as Seen
Through the Northeast Thailand Village Information System
516
Neusch, Tania (GERMANY)
Evolution de !'occupation des sols entre 1984 et 1993, sur le domaine HaguenauKarlsruhe, a partir de donnees Landsat-TM
522
Noernberg, Mauricio Almeida (BRAZIL)
Study of Aquatic Vegetation in Tucurui Reservoir (Brazil) Using Airborn SAR-C
Multipolarization Data
528
Noori-Bushehri, Saeid (IRAN)
Improved Classification of SPOT Multi-Spectral Images for Land-Cover Types
Evaluation Assisted by Digital Elevation Model (OEM) and Aerial Photographs, a Case
Study
534
Nordahl, Bobo (NORWAY)
Comparison of Statistical Methods ~nd Neural Networks in a Post-Object
Classification for Forestry Registration
542
Ochi, Shiro (JAPAN)
Land Degradation Risk Mapping Using NOAA NDVI Data
547
Oluic, Marinko (CROATIA)
Low Cost Remote Sensing Investigations of a Waste Dump Near Zagreb
550
Olympia da Rocha, Helio (BRAZIL)
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS to Compile and Update Soil Maps at the
Environmental Protection Area- APA of Guaratuba, Parana, Brazil
555
Oprescu, Nicolaie (ROMANIA)
Integration of SPOT and SAR-ERS Imageries with other Types of Aero-Satellite and
Terrain Data, for Studies on the Danube Delta and the Continental Platform of the
Black Sea
557
Ostir, Kristof (SLOVENIA)
Environmental Monitoring in Central Dalmatia
563
Patsayeva, Svetlana (RUSSIA)
Problems of Remote Diagnostics of Mineral Oil in Sea Water: Oil Films and Oil
Dispersed in the Water Body
568
Pereira da Cunha, Roberto (BRAZIL)
Continuous Classification of Natural Vegetation in a Mediterranean Ecosystem by
Linear Unmixing Methods Applied to Multitemporal TM Data
574
Poscolieri, Maurizio (ITALY)
Integration of Landsat TM Data and DEM-Derived Spatial Models to Investigate a
Macro-Scale Shear Zone in Lesvos Island (Greece)
578
Rauste, Yrj6 (FINLAND)
Forest Fire Detection with Satellites for Fire Control
584
Ringle, Konrad (GERMANY)
Vergleich verschiedener Methoden zur Bestimmung der Oberflachenbeschreibung
besiedelter Gebiete fUr die Modellierung des Schmutzeintrags in das
Abwasserkanalnetz
589
Rosenqvist, Ake (JAPAN)
The Global Rain Forest Mapping Project by JERS-1 SAR
594
Rudorff, Bernado F.T. (BRAZIL)
Application of the Brazilian Remote Sensing Satellite (SSR) to Monitor the Amazon
Region
599
Schmitt, Ursula (AUSTRIA)
Forest Classification of Multitemporal Mosaicked Satellite Images
602
Selleron, Gilles (FRANCE)
Couverts nuageux en domaine tropical et teledetection de cultures d'heveas dans le
sud de Ia Thailande
606
Singhroy, Vernon (CANADA)
Remote Sensing for Characterising and Monitoring of Hazardous Waste Sites- Case
Studies in Canada and Germany
612
Sitek, Zbigniew (POLAND)
Experience with Environmental Monitoring of Cracow Region (Poland) Based on GIS
618
Smiatek, Gerhard (GERMANY)
Crop Area Estimates Using ERS-1 SAR Data
624
Sohn, Hong-Gyoo (UNITED STATES)
Automatic Approach to Detect Ice Sheet Margin Using ERS-1 Synthetic Aperture
Radar Imagery
627
Sokolova, Valentina (RUSSIA)
Interpretation of Airviews and Satellite Images: More Potentialities Found
633
Spatz, David (UNITED STATES)
Remote Sensing Strategies for Mineral Exploration and Development
638
Stech, Jose Luiz (BRAZIL)
A Mesoscale Brazil Current Frontal Eddy Observed through AVHRR Images and
Current Meter Moorings
650
Stevenson, Meritt (BRAZIL)
Comparison of Surface Layer Currents Determined by Satellite Tracked Drifters and in
Situ Anchored Current Meters of Southeast Brazil
654
Storl, JCtrgen (BOLIVIA)
Modelling Sensible Heat Flux in Mountainous Areas with High Resolution Terrain
Parameters Derived from Landsat-TM Data
660
Strelnikov, Sergei I. (RUSSIA)
GIS Technology of Using Remote Surveying Materials in Compilation of Geological
Maps
669
Sun, Ling (P.REPUBLIC OF CHINA)
Design of Agricultural Disaster Evaluation System Based on GIS, Simulation and
Expert-System Techniques
673
Sunar, Filiz (TURKEY)
Assessment of Multi-Temporal Land Use/Cover Changes Using Remotely Sensed
Imagery - A Case Study: Tuzla Region in Istanbul, Turkey
678
Takeuchi, Shoji (JAPAN)
Monitoring of Land Cover Conditions in Paddy Fields Using Multitemporal SAR Data
683
Taranik, James V. (UNITED STATES)
Remote Sensing for Geology and Material Resources, an Assessment of Tools for
Geoscientists in the Near Future
689
Teotia, Harendra S. (BRAZIL)
Land Use and Land Cover Mapping in Paraiba-CNPQ Project - the Application of
Remote Sensing Technology
699
Theilen-Willige, Barbara (GERMANY)
Seismic Risk Analysis in SW-Germany Based on ERS1-Data
705
Ticehurst, Catherine (AUSTRALIA)
Using Backscatter from Radar Images for Classifying and Determining the Bulk
Density of the Urban Environment
709
Tsipenyuk, Dmitry Yurievich (RUSSIA)
Selective Resonance Excitation in Remote Laser Spark Spectroscopy
714
VanDerMeer, Freek (THE NETHERLANDS)
Geologic Prospecting for Mineral Exploration in the Troodos Ophiolite Complex of
Cyprus Using TM Data
716
van Genderen, John (THE NETHERLANDS)
The Synergistic Use of Remotely Sensed Data for the Detection of Underground Coal
Fires
722
Varjo, Jari (FINLAND)
Radiometric Correction of Multitemporal Landsat TM Data for Detecting Rapid
Changes in Forest
728
Vergara, Oscar Ricardo (BRAZIL)
Data Fusion in Urban Cartography
734
Vozikis, Evangelos (GREECE)
The Use of Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques in Agricultural Applications
738
Wagner, Wolfgang (AUSTRIA)
Detection of Periodic Climate Anomalies over Greenland with Microwave
Radiometers
744
Wang, Jinfei (CANADA)
Evaluation of Lineament Detection Algorithms Using Multi-Band Remote Sensing
Images
750
Wang, Xiufeng (JAPAN)
The Relationship between Canopy Surface Temperature by IR-Thermometer and
Canopy Structure
756
Wang, Yiman (THE NETHERLANDS)
Land-Water Boundary Delineation from ERS-1 SAR for Construction of DEM in the
Inter-Tidal Zone
763
Weichelt, Horst (GERMANY)
Applications of Multitemporal and Multisensoral Remote Sensing Data for Monitoring
Aspects in Opencast Lignite Mining and Post-Mining Landscapes
768
Wu, Jee-cheng (UNITED STATES)
Classification of TM Image Using a Competitive Learning Neural Network
775
Yamagata, Yoshiki (JAPAN)
Unmixing Wetland Vegetation Types by Subspace Method Using Hyper Spectral Casi
Image
781
Yamamoto, Yukiyo (JAPAN)
The Application of Neural Networks to GIS in the Construction of land Evaluation
Models
788
Yang, Chieh-Chung (CHINA-TAIPEI)
A GIS for the Management of the low Altitude Experimental Station at Taiwan
Endemic Species Research Institute
794
Yang, Xiaojun (UNITED STATES)
Satellite Monitoring of the Dynamic Environmental Change of the Active Yellow River
Delta, China
801
Yoshimura, Mitsunori (JAPAN)
Spectral Feature of Rice leaves Infected by Blast
807
Yu, Genong (P.REPUBLIC OF CHINA)
Agricultural Land Investigation and Change Detection by Incorporating GIS and
Satellite Remote Sensing Case Studies in Sichuan Province, China
811
Yu, Jiang (UNITED STATES)
Rough Area Soil Erosion Assessment Via GIS Modeling
816
Zavoianu, Florea (ROMANIA)
Etude de Ia dynamique de Ia zone urbaine de Bucarest a !'aide des donnees TM de
Landsat et HRV de SPOT
825
Zullo Junior, Jurandir (BRAZIL)
Atmospheric Correction of Satellite Images in a Tropical Region
831
Appendix
Colour Pages
Authors and Co-authors Index - ISPRS Commission VII
Keywords Index- Volume XXXI, Part 87- ISPRS Commission VII